Giuseppe Boscaro Jr.

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[Caitlin Johnstone @caitoz]

Empire Managers Explain Why This New Protest Movement Scares Them

The US secretary of state and a Bilderberg surveillance tech oligarch have both made some very interesting admissions about the burgeoning protest movement against the US-backed slaughter in Gaza and the problems it poses for the empire they help run.

During a vitriolic rant about university demonstrators at the Ash Carter Exchange on Innovation and National Security on Tuesday, Palantir CEO Alex Karp came right out and said that if those on the side of the protesters win the debate on this issue, the west will lose the ability to wage wars.

For those who don’t know, Palantir is a CIA-backed surveillance and data mining tech company with intimate ties to both the US intelligence cartel and to Israel, playing a crucial role in both the US empire’s sprawling surveillance network and Israeli atrocities against Palestinians. Karp is a billionaire who sits on the Steering Committee of the Bilderberg Group and regularly features at the World Economic Forum and other platforms of plutocratic empire management.

“We kind of just think these things that are happening, across college campuses especially, are like a sideshow — no, they are the show,” Karp said during his rant. “Because if we lose the intellectual debate, you will not be able to deploy any army in the west, ever.”

Everyone should listen very carefully to Karp’s words here, because he’s giving the whole game away. He’s making it very clear how crucial it is for the empire to stomp out this protest movement and the zeitgeist upon which it rides, because the very existence of the imperial war machine depends on it. At a time when most imperial spinmeisters are trying to dismiss the importance of this movement and what young people are doing on college campuses around the world, this is a really extraordinary admission from someone who lives deep in the guts of the imperial hydra.

Such conferences are great for obtaining useful information from swamp monsters that you don’t normally hear, because when they’re surrounded by like-minded empire goons they tend to get a lot more loose-tongued than they are when they’re more aware that they have an audience of normal people.

We saw this illustrated again in a conversation between Senator Mitt Romney and Secretary of State Antony Blinken at the McCain Institute last week, during which both acknowledged some facts that generally go unstated by such creatures.

After bemoaning Israel’s lack of success at “PR” regarding its Gaza assault, Romney just came right out and said that this was “why there was such overwhelming support for us to shut down potentially TikTok or other entities of that nature” — with “us” meaning himself and his fellow lawmakers on Capitol Hill.

“How this narrative has evolved, yeah, it’s a great question,” Blinken responded, saying that at the beginning of his career in Washington everyone was getting their information from television and physical newspapers like The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal and The Washington Post.

“Now, of course, we are on an intravenous feed of information with new impulses, inputs every millisecond,” Blinken continued. “And of course, the way this has played out on social media has dominated the narrative. And you have a social media ecosystem environment in which context, history, facts get lost, and the emotion, the impact of images dominates. And we can’t — we can’t discount that, but I think it also has a very, very, very challenging effect on the narrative.”

Notice how he said the word “narrative” three times? That’s how empire managers talk to each other, because that’s how they think about everything.

This is because empire managers are always acutely aware of something that normal human beings are not: that real power comes from manipulating the stories — narratives — that people tell themselves about their reality.

They understand that humans are storytelling animals whose inner lives are typically dominated by mental narratives about what’s happening, so if you can control those narratives, you can control the humans.

They understand that power is controlling what happens, but true power is controlling what people THINK about what happens.

They understand that whoever controls the narrative controls the world.

That’s what’s going on with all the mass media propaganda, Silicon Valley algorithm manipulation, plutocrat-funded think tanks, and mainstream culture manufacturing in New York and Hollywood. A few clever manipulators understand that you can control a society by controlling its dominant narratives.

Our rulers don’t think about things like normal people think about them. They don’t think in terms of doing the right thing or acting in a way that benefits everyone. They don’t think in terms of truth and honesty or the lack thereof. They only think in terms of what stories people are telling each other, and how those stories can be changed in a way that advances the interests of the empire they manage.

Empire managers — and highly manipulative people in general — do not use language in the way that normal people use it. Normal human beings use language to connect and communicate, whereas manipulators use it only to extract things they want from people and exert control over them. They do this by working to control the narratives that people have about their material reality.

That’s why when Romney and Blinken are talking to each other about why people are so upset at Israel, it never even occurs to them to discuss how Israel’s public image is being hurt by its own actions, or to suggest that it could improve that image by simply ceasing to behave in a monstrous way. All they talk about is “the narrative” of what Israel is doing, and how people having the ability to share ideas and information with each other online makes that narrative harder to control.

So while normal people are looking at the bloodshed and horror in Gaza and screaming it needs to stop at the top of our lungs, our rulers are hearing us and thinking, “Oh no, we need to find a way to get them to stop believing that narrative and get them to believe another one.”

That’s what we’re seeing with all the attempts to stomp out free speech both at demonstrations and online. They understand that if they lose control of the narrative, they won’t be able to deploy their armies anymore.

So please don’t make the mistake of thinking your attempts to disrupt their narrative control aren’t working. Don’t let anyone tell you your protests don’t make a difference or your dissident speech poses no threat to the powerful. If what you’re doing wasn’t working, empire managers wouldn’t be losing their minds right now.

[Sabrina F. @itsmeback_]

Questo signore è Federico Faggin.
Questo fisico veneto (nato a Vicenza) ha inventato il microprocessore (Intel) e nel 1986 Faggin co-fondò e diresse la Synaptics, ditta che sviluppò i primi Touchpad e Touch screen.
Bill Gates di lui ha detto: «Prima di Faggin, la Silicon Valley era semplicemente la valley».
Diffondiamo la storia di Federico Faggin e non lasciamo credere che il cellulare “a tocco” sia una genialità americana.
Non ci sono solo Jobs e Gates, prima di loro c’erano Mattei e Olivetti. Cina, Giappone e USA hanno copiato il nostro sistema, a molti non è ancora chiaro.
Il Paese di Galileo, Leonardo e Fermi qualcosa alla storia tecnologica mondiale
ha dato.

[Giuseppe Boscaro Jr. @BoscaroJr]

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[01Distribution @01Distribution]

Party che vai, persona che sei. E al Palace Hotel se ne vedono di tutti i colori e di tutte le età! Sempre pronti a festeggiare alla grande.
ORA AL CINEMA, #ThePalace di Roman Polanski prodotto da @BarbareschiLuca

[dun_bo @DunBo71]

Caro Mattarella
Il @MinisteroSalute ha inoculato a 40 mil. di suoi cittadini un siero che inizialmente era stato venduto x sano, valido e innocuo.
Dopo tre anni la casa produttrice scrive che non era affatto così anzi: crea miocarditi e decessi.
Quindi era sperimentale.
Ora?

[Giuseppe Boscaro Jr. @BoscaroJr]

Meraviglioso Peppe 🏆

[Giacomo Bertoni @ParcodiGiacomo]

La politica è sinceramente preoccupata per la salute dei cittadini, per questo chiede consiglio a una scienza totalmente slegata da pressioni economiche e di potere per capire insieme come tutelare il benessere della popolazione. #LockdownClimatico

[drb @dottorbarbieri]

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Le camere che riassetta sono triplicate di costo: da 100€ a 300€.

Lei dice, invece, di guadagnare sempre la stessa cifra: 8 €/h.

[Giuseppe Boscaro Jr. @BoscaroJr]

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[Giuseppe Boscaro Jr. @BoscaroJr]

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[Dečani Monastery @DecaniMonastery]

Summary of the latest developments in Kosovo (from several media sources):

Imminent Danger of Escalation in #Kosovo Following Series of Arrests and Kosovo’s Armed Forces Build-up in Mitrovica

In the wake of continued arrests by Kosovo police today in North Mitrovica where one more Serb was arrested, coupled with the build-up of armed Kosovo security forces in South Mitrovica from the early morning, seemingly ready to suppress the Serbian-inhabited North, there is a mounting threat of dramatic escalation in Kosovo. (See video clips)

The Chief of Staff of the Serbian army, General Mojsilović, in an extraordinary public address this afternoon, called upon KFOR to take immediate, urgent measures to avert potential violence that could lead to unpredictable outcomes. Belgrade has previously expressed that it would be difficult to passively overlook another assault on Kosovo Serbs akin to the 2004 K/Albanian riots in Kosovo. That violent outbreak resulted in the death of 17 individuals, displacement of 4,000 Serbs, and destruction of 35 Serbian Orthodox churches.

Analysts argue that the Kosovo Police have demonstrated an inability to secure a safe environment for citizens of all ethnicities and have lost the trust of the Serbian population in Kosovo, who now view them more as an occupying force rather than a law enforcement agency. Their strategy to pressure Kosovo Serbs into submission through police crackdowns and arbitrary arrests seems to be pushing the situation towards direct conflict, rendering the prospect of the political dialogue continuation unattainable.

With the latest police and armed forces build up, it is evident that the Kosovo government remains also unwilling to withdraw its special police and relocate Kosovo Albanian mayors from northern municipal buildings as requested by both the EU and the US. Commenting on this international request, the Foreign Minister of Kosovo made a statement to Austrian newspaper Der Standard, declaring, “Kosovo cannot commit political suicide, even for its closest friends."

This further deterioration of the situation, marked by new provocative measures implemented by the Kosovo Government, comes just a day after high-ranking EU officials in Brussels urged both sides to take steps towards de-escalation.

Peaceful Serb Protests Against Arbitrary Arrests Across Kosovo

Today, peaceful protests by Serbs took place in the northern, central, and eastern parts of Kosovo in response to the arbitrary arrests of Kosovo Serbs.

These demonstrations of discontent come at a time when the High Representative of the EU for Foreign Affairs and Security expressed his particular concern about the ongoing arbitrary arrests, marking their cessation as an essential step towards de-escalation.

[S p r i n t e r @SprinterPress]

Assange's last photo leaked 😭
Aren't you ashamed, world?
Cry, planet Earth

[Paolo SavonaRola @MinistroEconom1]

Dopo le pessime performance di Deutsche Bank la BCE ha pronte tutte le contromisure. Resta solo da capire chi farà la parte della Grecia.

[Russians With Attitude @RWApodcast]

The idea that, after Putin, the main enemy of humanity is the Commissioner for Children's Rights, who, judging by her background, really loves children (five of her own & four adopted), whose main fault is that she is evacuating children from a war zone, is simply a caricature.

[Giuseppe Boscaro Jr. @BoscaroJr]

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[Kim Dotcom @KimDotcom]

@elonmusk Trusting Bill Gates with AI is like trusting Jeffrey Epstein to babysit your kids.

[Gavino Sanna @GavinoSanna1967]

Sbaglierò ma non vedo iceberg verso cui stiamo andando a schiantarci.
Piuttosto siamo giunti a una situazione di caos sociale permanente, in cui oltre 90% popolazione capisce di star sempre peggio ma non ha tempo, mezzi, energie, competenze e rappresentanza politica per difendersi.
Così ci si perde nei mille conflitti orizzontali creati a getto continuo tra le masse mentre élite si godono lo spettacolo.
Un gigantesco colosseo, con pochissimi spettatori e i loro maggiordomi, tutti gli altri a scannarsi.

[Jeffrey A Tucker @jeffreytucker]

"I'm all for freedom but there is a virus"

"I'm all for sound banking but there is a run"

"I'm all for fiscal discipline but this is a crisis"

"I'm all for the Constitution but this is no time for legal scruples"

"I'm for free speech but we have to stop disinformation"

[Trollstoy @Trollstoy88]

After "half of the world" sanctioned Russia, not even one Russian national Bank has defaulted.